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@LandworkersUK @guardian @GeorgeMonbiot Monibot simply can't be flawed for the degree of his concern, passionate sense of urgency and proven moral courage. Nonetheless, our reality, the sages aver, is as large as our experience. Environmentalism is an intellectual pursuit: homecoming, a somatic encounter with the Real.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 Jul 2022

@johnrobb @cdrsalamander Big fan of Monibot's prescience and acuity around the gravity of climate chaos, but clearly he's one full remove away from a 'prima facie' encounter with regenerative earthwork and its grounded insights into epistemologies and ideologies unhinged from co-evolutionary realpolitik.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @brad_compton @TornadoNate I wonder if perhaps the greatest shock of all, facing moderns, is that personal and planetary salvation, or whatever we call it, simply can't be lived vicariously. Ultimately, it transpires, we can't outsource Real life. The work ahead, for each of us, is unavoidably hands-on.Quoted by@brad_compton @TornadoNate I wonder if perhaps the greatest shock of all, facing moderns, is that personal and planetary salvation, or whatever we call it, simply can't be lived vicariously. Ultimately, it transpires, we can't outsource Real life. The work ahead, for each of us, is unavoidably hands-on.